settler

[ˈsɛtlər]

settler Definition

  • 1a person who goes to live in a new place where usually there are few or no people
  • 2a person who settles an argument or dispute

Using settler: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "settler" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The settlers arrived in the new land with hopes of starting a new life.

  • Example

    The dispute was settled by a mediator.

  • Example

    The town was founded by a group of settlers who came from Europe.

settler Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for settler

Phrases with settler

  • early settlers

    people who were among the first to settle in a new place

    Example

    The early settlers of America faced many challenges and hardships.

  • a colony established by settlers, often with the aim of exploiting resources or expanding territory

    Example

    Australia was originally a settler colony established by the British.

  • a society formed by settlers, often characterized by a dominant culture that displaces or assimilates indigenous peoples

    Example

    Canada is an example of a settler society that has a history of mistreating its indigenous population.

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Summary: settler in Brief

A 'settler' [ˈsɛtlər] is a person who moves to a new place with few or no people. It can also refer to someone who settles an argument or dispute. Examples include 'The settlers arrived in the new land with hopes of starting a new life.' and 'The dispute was settled by a mediator.' Phrases include 'early settlers,' 'settler colony,' and 'settler society.' Synonyms include 'colonist,' 'pioneer,' and 'immigrant.'

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